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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1979
Page
4
Recreation notes outline a free film night at Goose Lake High on Wednesday at 8 15 p m featuring six short films on ice hockey volleyball badminton downhill and cross country skiing. It covers adult recreational sports karate badminton volleyball ping pong and hockey schedules through December and early January with contact details and reminders for rink hours and holiday closures.
The Roblin 4-H Duty Deers held their monthly meeting at Shellie Arnott’s house with a Xmas party and pond skating. Members planned a December 4-H bonspiel and will confirm a final date at the District Council meeting. The next meeting is set for January 8 at Oryssa Horbay’s home.
A column titled Reggie’s Ramblings reflects on Confucius sayings about virtue and governance. It suggests that when good men are present, good government follows, urging integrity and accountability in public service.
Roblin residents see a December mood shift with early Christmas spirit at Goose Lake High. The Raiders beat Swan Valley and Dauphin to reach the finals before losing a close title game. Veterans Murray Roe and others depart after three years of strong play as the Angels host Zones. Deposits for Student Council rings, citrus sales by the choir, and the drama club’s Solid Gold Chevrolet production add to a busy school week. Spirit Week plans and decorations reflect widespread festive energy.
Spirit Week runs December 17 to 21 featuring Arctic Nationality Impression Twin and Triplet Graffiti Day plus noon volleyball room decorating a toboggan race and a noon dance. Best wishes to Wayne and Debbie Sigurdson on their move to Inglis with warm acceptance expected.
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